REVIEW

Leica IIIf Black Paint exclusively built for the Swedish Army	January 22, 2013
	January 22, 2013

The Leica IIIf launched in 1950 by Leica was long considered the most established screw mount rangefinder in the series. Built in flash synchronization was available at long last. It was such an adorable camera with optimal performance in her age. The figure of around 180,000 pieces ever produced said it all.

The very rare Leica IIId	October 17, 2012
	October 17, 2012

It is not easy to find a Leica IIId, it is considered one of the most elegant, one of the most mysterious collectible ever found among Leica III.

Leica M7 Titanium 3 lens kit	October 5, 2012
	October 5, 2012

The Leica M7 Titanium 3 lens kit tries to strike a balance between a luxurious collection and a real tool for serious photographer. Packaged in extremely stylish way with nice looking accessories made in great craftsmanship, the “Titanium” camera and lens also prove it the perfect photo shooting combo with toughness and attractive appearance rolled into one.

Ilford Witness: a masterpiece rangefinder	September 29, 2012
	September 29, 2012

Thanks to long years of tradition in developing outstanding optical equipment, Germany and Japan are always leading the race in the production of finest cameras, especially rangefinders.

License to snap! – Minox Spy Camera	August 30, 2012
	August 30, 2012

A spy’s gear or gadget appeared in movies cannot be real sometimes, but a subminiature camera is not. The Minox brand produced the most classic models that once were recommended for secret services during World War II and the subsequent Cold War. The Riga Minox is the great grandfather of all Minox spy cameras, this earliest model unveil a long tradition.

Leica IIIf Black Paint exclusively built for the Swedish Army

The very rare Leica IIId

Leica M7 Titanium 3 lens kit

Ilford Witness: a masterpiece rangefinder

License to snap! – Minox Spy Camera

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